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Chorus CFE Practice Exam
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Which symbol lowers a note by a full step?
Double Flat
Flat
Natural
Double Sharp
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Double Flat
Explanation:
A whole-step descent means moving down two semitones. The symbol that lowers a note by two semitones is the double flat. A single flat lowers by one semitone, the natural cancels an existing accidental, and a double sharp raises by two semitones. For example, a G with a double flat sounds as F natural, since it’s two semitones lower than G.
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